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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
The Babys' Excursion To-Day.

The sscond excursion for the sick
and invalid children will be given to
Maidens Adventure to-day, the train
leaving the Richmond and Allegheny
depot at 8 A. NJ. About $50 of the lit
tie ones, with their mothers and nurses,
will take the trip under the care
of the ladies Of the City Mission
whose names the Dispatch published
yesterday. Rev. Mr.. Nash and DR.. NJ;
b. Carter will accompany the party, and
the occasion, with favorabls weather
promises to be as enjoyable as the ex
cursion to the same place about two
weeks AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
They Never Fail.

No. 3 FULroS MARKET III
New YORK CITY, January 26, 1884. 81
l have been using Brandredth's Pills
for the last ten years. They are won-
derful medicine. There is nothing
equal to them as Blood Purifiers and
Liver Regulators. But / wish TO state
how remarkably they cure rheumatism.
and how easily. Twas affected by rheu.
matism OF the legs. My business
(wholesale fish DEALER naturally leads
me to damp places. l was 30 bad ]
could not walk, and at night I suffered
fearfully. / tried Balsams, Sarsaparil-
las, and all kinds Of tinctnres, bat they
did me no good, and was afraid Of be-
ing a cripple. finally commenced
using Brandreth's Pills l took two
every night for ten nights; then l began
to improve. / continued taking them
for forty days and got entirely we'll.
Now, whenever sick, ttake Brsndzslh's
Pills. They never fail.
j. N. Hanna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
six Months for Larceny.

A coloEed youth named William Rob
inson, claiming to hail from Powhatan
county, was before the Police Court yes
terday morning charged with robbing
the money-draver of Mr.. Joseph Mid
dendorf, who keeps grocery store 1t the
corner Of Eighth and Cary streets. The
accused was caught in the act, and was
captured on Main street near Ninth,
when he tried to throw the money
away. He was given six months in
iail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
v0gTUARY STATISTICS.
The Report Of DIR. stratton for Inst
Week.

The report of DR.. I. f. Stratton,
president Of the Board OF Health, Tor
the week ending August 20, 1881
shows that during the week the whole
number of deaths in the city, exclusive
of still-births, was forty-eigiit.
Causcs Of Dcaths: Apoplexy, /;
Pright's disease. / bronchitis, | con-
sumption, :; commissions, . /; debility,
l; diarrhoa, / diarrhGa, chronic, !;
diphtheria, 4 dysentery, |; fever,
typhoid, 9; fever, typho nalarial, :;
fracture of skull, / heart-disease, :;
homicidal wound Of brain by pistol
shot, | I; inanition, / intussusceptlon'
/; jaundice, infautile. marasmus, 4;
old age, 2; paralysis, / premature
birth, 2; teething, ; tuberculosis,
pulmonary, unknown, g ;whooplng'
cough. !.
.SiiH Births: White males, ! white
females. ]; colored males, ; colored
females, total, 4.
Rotc: Rate of mortality OF whole
population was 1896 per 1000 per an
nuin rate of mortality Of white popu-
lation was 1880 per l,00O per annum
rate Of mortality OF colcred population
was 31.9l per l,O00 per annum.
Scr and COiOr: White males, i
white females. l0-total, u. Colored
males, 18; colored females, 9-total,
y.
Age: One to thirty days, |; one to
six months, , six to twelve months
6 one to three years, 3 ; three to five
years. 3 five to ten years, 4 ten t
twenty years, 3; twenty to thirty
years, g thirty to forty years, 3 forty
TO fifty years, / fifty to sixty years,
sixty TO seventy years, ,; seventy tC
eighty years, = ; eighty to ninety years
Ccndition Single, 81 married, II
widowers, widows, >.
Nafirity: Richmond, %; othc
parts of the United States, Is; Ger
many, 1 ireland, l.
L6caiity: Marshall Ward, ) Jeiler
son Ward, 7; Madison Ward, ! Mon
rec Ward, Is Clay Ward, s; Jackson
Ward, II; almshouse, /.
CoH.D0rafirc Bcckly Wort0H'y: To
tai deaths for the week ending Augu,
-, 1sS7-White, 1G ; colored, u. Still
born White, ] colored, ,. For th
week ending August %, lSS7-Whitc
p colored, y. Still-bon White
.: colorcd, ,.
7cmp,ratvc; ; Mean temperature 70
week ending August l3, 1881, s. .2j
mean temperature for week endin
AUGUST -, 1887. S6 80.
Amour Of rainfall for week endin
August D ., 1857, 3.j9 inches amount'
rainfall forweck ending August2J, io5
Il inclts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
RICHMOND. VA. April %. 1884.

.e,,f,- SpeciGc Cor,pany, Atlanta Ga'
Gcnuomen,--I vas Al engineer on 'ne 'isAs,
,urr shreveport and Pacihc railroad 'oaf
vears ago. when my engine WAS turned over ~
=, ec.laent The steam burned my right arm,
an around ,he elbow terribly. ihad 'esefal
1octo,s trying 70 heal the arm, but in eigh'eon
ponths' uiai they were unable TO heai 1t :
was unable " work much' or inoeou' "a'.Is 80.
nnv. one day friend suggested 10 me 70 1y
sw,f,,s speclnc; and ! did. dozen bol'los
entirely healed the arm, since which uin0 l
have been entirely well.
When began taking s. 8. s. was 'hofousn's
saturated with malaria, which had contfac'ea
lu ,he low southern country, aud WIN 'aio"nv''
Win which the doctors had dosed me. Inv
s 5. S. drove out the malaria entirely anu
clsansed my blood OF all calomeL
would not he without bottle OF > y . W
,,y house. as a general and perfect blood pure
80. t,,,so T. T.. JOKES,
Infinecr for James y. BOYD q CO..
civ corner Sixth and Cary suoee'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
The Concert ON the Square.

There was quite large attendance
at the open-air concert on the Capitol
Square yesterday evening notwithstand-
ing the threatening weather. General
Lay, of the executive committee, who
takes such unbounded interest in these
concerts, was on hand, and attested to
the great improvement and excellence
of the KessnichJardella Band. The
programme was popular and pleasing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
purebs.eor Land In Jackson ward.

Joseph II. Hulcher has bought from
Thomas n. Page, special commissioner,
the following property, for s, SO ; lot
on Third street, running back 81 feet
from the northeast corner OF Third and
jackson, fronting 60 feet 2 inches on
Third street four lots on Third street,
commencing at the northeast corner OF
Duyal and Third streets, each fronting
II feet s inches and running back 80
feet lot in rear Of the four ilrst
named, fronting 3S feet on Duval street
and running back II feet 8 inches to-
gether with all the improvements
thereon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
Fell on ut~h Porch.

Several nights ago Alderman Bahen.
Of Jackson Ward, while sleeping on
the back porch OF his residence on ac-
count Of the hot weather. rolled OF,
falling to the ground below-between
fifteen end twenty feet, He was picked
up unconscious but strange 70 say.
without any hpok1n boneA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
pe.eueIodse. Good remv,srs.

Four new members were added TO
this lodge on Monday night at the
regular meeting. After trAnsacting
considerable routine business an ad-
iournment was had, and the members
enjoyed a watermelon feast at the new
store Of Mrs. A. J. Pyle. Rescue
Lodge numbers l40 members and is
receiving additions at every meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24

rrurdy Sow styles LADIES nose just re

Entirely Sow styles LADIES HOSE jus, re-
ItiH't.
Jrk~A SILK GLOVES. braided harBs;
.,lIIIET.'S BitNCIE UO~t;
Gfa n,-t LADlL-' HOSE at - par eve.
cpupI.rNS SOMp-COLOR RIBBED HOSE
rStr. ~ 'llitary TrNS CLoyDED SOCKS tl5r.
cTITItNENs BATTLEFRONT SHIRTS
We arr clc-iur ou, sizes left in pIANoND
~Uli,l at i,~'. ,,. ...t,,,.,,. ... ..,,..,
md ii- equal. or
I.NBKFILA~ Of prices 90 suit every one cur
rr. goods are worth aNl.ii % oar ~i'I" 10 s'r.
HtlN tAilI NCiS are down 90 bottom price,.
GOOD. are cheaper now than they VIII pe
arain for % long time.
coon OIp.uINE PRINTS, ~ inche- wido'
.ytrn-hcayy cloth. ami only Joe q yard.
We trU lnNc LAWNS 20 3, 4, and 81 yard
tut arD ueuflv sold en-.
pAEA~DI~ must 20. so we have cut the prices
JOS, enough tli- time.
FAIL Sly a. GlNCHANS at Joe . yari.
am TRIMMINGS at lower prices than ever.
Lontfail Co. inspect our stock. or You WIZ pay
owuDh for your Jct Trimmings we -
frri.iu lovely a.s1rtmeut, aud no" AAYe
tltm r,nIy tor sale,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
Conflicting Statements About
watch.

1fcG.
4 colored man named Ben. Walker
was before the Police Court yesterday
morning to answer the three charges OF
being drunk. contempt Of court in not
appearing at the tine for which he was
summoned, and stealing silver watch,
tie property OF Lewis Bland. He was
fined 3 for each Of the first offences
and the last case was continued until
to-day, there being such a conflict OF
statements that additional testimony
was required to settle the question OF
the ownership OF the property involved.
Bland identified the watch found in
the possession OF the accused as the one
stolen from him. Another witness,
on the other hand, swore mostpositiyely
that he had owned the watch for year
or more before selling it to Walker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
u.aau Party.

The ladies' of Park Place church Will
hold q lawn party on Thursday and
Friday nights Of this week in the 10,
on Main street between Pine ana
Laurel. Parties going to Monroe Park
Thursday night will find this a nice
place TO stop at after the concert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
The Coior.dr,thfaus.

The Supreme Lodge of colored
Pythians met here yesterday. Most
of the morning was spent Mt the Fair
Grounds, where prominent members OF
the older addressed the people collected
there in way which pleased them, BE-
ing colored. if the applause can be
taken ss a mark of approval. In the
afternoon the Pythians paraled the
principal streets in uniform, preceded
by band Of music and a military
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
Preaching Te.Ntghs.

Rev. Carter Helm Jones, OF Newark,
N. j., son of Rev. j. William Jones,
d. d., Of this city, will preach at the
Second Baptist church tonight at quar-
ter past 8 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
Theatrieals for the soldiers

Governor Lee will head q movement
next month to secure the production OF
a series of theatricals here by amateur
talent for the benefit Of the Lee Camp
Soldiers Hsme. Mrs. Philip Haxall,
Mrs. Willie Allen, and others, it Is
said, viii take part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24

frrfcrrA RrrEpIEs arc a positive euro for
..,er, form Of skin and Blood Diseases, from
Iirf.l.- 90 SrrofIin. SOld c'ery~hcrc. Price !:
CfliCtHA. iH-.: soar. 25.: ELioiNfNT, 81.
Prepared ny ihc POTTER Dst3 AND Oh-Sl'A"
,cNrN.Y. Boston. Na-'.
send i,r How 10 cure skin nisensss.'
sim il,mi.hcs. limp'ce. Rinckheads. ana
T4fy uumCu use CITftUEh SOAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24

We rurcha.es our CAWETS when tae
,r,a,b,r wa. blazing hot. Prices were maae
',,,. b.. fo. .frra a.. 10 buy. We are now opening
.." .'. me different grades. and iayiie
,0,i tncan. ar our goods aad prices toSs'heI
an, .mrly Irresistible. my g. D.yIs
We Discontinue closing at P. w. on ,, SEF- ). Z.
TENDER lsr, q" -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24

Roses Cut Flovsrs and Flosol
Designa Largest stock and VARIETY -
this city at w. 4 HA,neo1ph
nEhn S2l east 1Bood slseok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
s, s. s.


NAYS ARM HEALED AFTER EIGHTEEN
MONTHS RUNNING FROM scALp.
Mr.TP. JoxEs, the well-knovn engineer ana
,osc,.lul.t for james y. Boyd & Co.. OF ihisci'y
l. known 70 our citizens a. man eminehtF
worthy of ncneL lie gives his testimony a. 70
,,is cur.bys. :. Any cidzon eau inier'ic"
,,,,..to lis remarks bic case aud get the de-
,oi,, Of The wonderful effect OF 5. 5. ).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24

The Rev. Mr.. Alexander, OF Missis-
sippi, will preach this evening at 81
o'clock at the Grace-Street Presbyte-
rian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
10 ORGANIZE.

Nr. Barbour, upon taking the chair,
without making a speech, read the fol-
lowing, adopted 10y the Roanoke con
yoniion, and said that the meeting was
called to consider thc subject matter
therein treated of:
Rl.o'rd. That the State Central
Committee be authorized to adopt u
plan Of county and city organization,
and 10 provide for the immediate reor-
eani2ation Of the party in each city
and county Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
THEDEM0CR RATSPLAN
TBE oEE OF 1853 READ0PrYD WITH
SLIGHT CHANGES.
Encouraging Reports from the Various
Dis,ric,s-The Executive Com
mittto TO Meet To-Day.

Tie Democratic State Central Com
mittcc- Hon. John s. Barbour, chair
mar net last nipLtiu the gentlemen S
parlor at the Exchnhgc and was called
10 order soon after 8 o'clock.
Mir. barbour arrived in the city from
Lis home. in Alexandria, on the fast
mail ahout239P. NJ. and went directly
90 the Lotc, where all Of the members
Of tbc committee who had arrived
were stopping. Other members came
in on the later afternoon trains, and
many 0t night after the body had met
for business.
Mr.. Barbour spent the afternoon IN
consultation with his party friends, all
Of whom were glad of an opportunity
10 confer with their leader lie is
looking healthy and well indeed.
THOSE PRESENT.
Tie following members were present,
in addition 10 Chairman Barbour and
Secretary ". w. Scott:
First District: Orvis 4. Brown, Ac-
comack Courthouse ". A. Jones,
Warsaw. Richmond county; B. r..
Bland, Gloucester Courthouse L. Il.
3. Wright, Essex county.
Second District: Z. II. Prentiss, OF
Suffolk ". II. T. Morccock, OF Viii
liamsburg A. j. Dalton, of Norfolk
j. .. Duke. of Portsmouth, and ". L.
HuoIe9. of HAMPTON.
gbird District II. VI. Smith, Jr.,
Tazewell Elicit, and Conway Il. Sands,
all Of Richmond.
Fourth District +. c. Venable, OF
Petersburg; p. ". Mckinney, OF
Farmyille. aud Z. G. Southail, OF
Amelia Courthouse.
Fifth District Captain &. W. B.
bale, OF Rocky Mount.
Sixth Distinct Wood Bouldin, OF
Halifax Courthouse +. Saunders, OF
Campbell; ; NJ. VI. Martin, of Charlotte
p. A. Krise. Of Lynchburg.
Seventh District: Z. ii. O'BasnOn,
Of Sperryvillc; T. S. Martin, OF Scots
vile.
Eighth District: Henry Heaton,
Loudoun ". w. Scott, proxy fol
George 5. Shachleford, Orange Court
house.
There was no representative from
the Ninth district, either in person OF
10y proxy.
Tenth District: Frank L. Glasgow
rs proxy for Judge j. X. Edmondson
Lexington ". II. McAllister, Warn
Springs: $. i. Coleman, Cumberland
TO ORGANIZE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
THE PLAS.

On motion Of Mr.. Krise, the plan Of
1883. under which the party achieved
triumphant victory, was adopted. with
slight changes, as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

There shall be an executive commit
tee of not more than ten persons, to be
appointod by the Chairman of the State
Central Committee, who shall be cr-
oHci0 Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee.
The Executive Committee shall have
no powers except those delegated to 1t
bv the State Committee as the same
shall be laid down from time to time
hvthat committee, or herein expressed-
TO wit
II shall appoint its own secretary and
such assistants as he shall require du-
ring a campaign.
1t shall appoint treasurer from out
side It's own body, who shall be subject
TO such rules as it may adopt for his
guidance.
1t shall keep record of the names
and post office address of the chairman
of each city and county committee,
with whom it will hold regular corre-
srondence:
II shall have printed such circulars,
instructions, or ferns rs it may deem
necessary for use III organizing the
party.
counties of the State such an amount
of funds as may be assessed by the
State Committee for the proper conduct
of the campaign, and, when necessary,
solicit individual contributions from
members of the party in such manner
as it may deem best.
II shall appoint and provide for mass
meetings in each division of the State,
making such arrangements with the
local committees as may be necessary,
bearing such proportion of the ex-
pense of each as its funds will permit
Ii snail give notice in regard to the
registration Of voters, urging the city
and county committees to active ex-
ertion so as TO secure full registration
in ell of its details.
1t shall have published all addresses
re solutions, appointments OF canvass
ers. &C., as the State Committee may
direct in the Democratic papers OF the
city OF Richmond, and as far as posi-,
bic in all other Democratic papers Oh
| The State. ~.
II shall have for quorum for the
Transaction OF business three OF us
members. Amember unable 70 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24

There elall be STATE Central Com
m:tt,e. composed Of a chairman, to be
elected by the convention, and OF i've
members from each congressional dis
tlict. sand five members shall be
nominated 6y the delegates to the state
convention from their respective con
elcssional districts provided that such
Nominations shall be made by ct least
majority. and shall be confirmed by
the State convention.
In default Of such nominations being
made by amy district or districts, the
president of the convention shall make
The appointments therefor. Vacancies
in any such delegation, after the same
shall have been formed, shall be tilledby
the State Central Committee upon the
nomination of the remaining members
from such district In case sf vacancy
in the Office Of chairman the position
shall he filed 10y the State Central Com
mittee.
The State Committee thus constituted
is CHARGED with the affairs of the party,
and shall have power to perfect its or
panization and direct its conduct In
obedience to the declarations andpolicy
of the party as the same shall be set
forth 10y this convention.
1t may decide all questions at issne
which nav arise in election districts
calculated TO affect the harmony and
interest Of thc party but the respective
districts reprcsented in convention shall
manage their own district affairs.
The State Committee shall meet at
such times and places as they may
themselves determine, but especially at
such time and place as the Executive
Committee may designate.
The State Central Committee shall
have power to call State conventions
and to fix the basis of representation
| therein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
REFERRED.

The resolution given above was re-
ferled TO the Executive Committee for
its construction, some being OF the
opinion that under it new organiza-
ton will be required in Richmond and
other places where there are already
organizations, while others hold to the
contrary.
The Executive Committee will slss
consider the question of finance.
When the hands Of the clock were
nearing the hour of midnight the com
mittee adjourned, subject to the call OF
the chairman.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-17
POLITICAL PlLT. RES,

Two curious pictures are now
amusing the Germans. The first is.
"W here are the Peacemakers!" 1t
shows the conventional figures of q
Russian, an Englishman, French
man and Chinaman. When the
picture is folded these four figures
are merged into one-that II Prince
Bismarck. The same result is at
tanned in the second picture, repre-
senting Gen. Boulanger, M. Paul
Deroutede, Herr Richter and Herr
Windlhorst. Folded together they
they also exhibit the Imperial Chan
cellOr. The Berliners appear To have
been greatly amused by these two
pictures.-CToronto Globe.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-17
FIRST COMMUNION.

This morning att O'Clock, in the
Roman Catholic Cathedral, about
forty young people from the School
of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart
and st. Louis College took their first
communion. All the boarders of
the two institutions were present,
besides a large attendance of other
people. A company of young lady
pupils of the Sisters School sang
the musical part of the service
sweetly and solemnly. IT was an
interesting and impressive sight to
see the young people, neatly and
becomingly dressed, go modes,ly
forward to perform their solemn
duty. The Right Reverend the
Bishop of Olba officiated, assisted
by other clergy. The Bishop de-
livered a brief address to the youth
full communicates, plainly and i'm
pressively pointing out to them their
duties and obligations. When the
services were ended, and as the
people were filing out of the church,
the College Band played suitable
music. The st. Louis pupils re-
turned to the College, marching to
the music of their Band.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-17
the VICTORIA JUBILEE.

The arrangements are now COM
plete.
On Sunday next, at the morning
service of the Second Congregation
special reference will be made to the
occasion by Rev. Geo. Wallace,
and at the Jubilee Service to be
held at 1880 p. NJ. the Bishop of
Honolulu will preach, and the music
and singing will be of particularly
attractive character.
On Monday, royal sa'utes will he
fred from the shore battery at 8 A.
NJ. and at noon.
At II A. NJ. the sports on the race
track at Kapiolani Park will COM
mence. The steamer Eva will take
anyone DESTROYS of taking sea trip
to the park, starting at 8 and again
at 10 and at noon. Tickets for the
trip may be had from Mr.. l.. j..
Leveylfree Of charge.
The programme of sports is very
good one and should draw large
number of competitors and spec
tators. 1t comprises ID events and
the prizes offered are handsome and
are fully enumerated in the pro-
grammes. A bountlful supply Of
refreshments is promised free of all
charge and games for tue children
will be promoted on the grounds.
Mr.. Nolte has kindly placed his
Casino at the disposal of the Jubilee
Committee, and here there will be
dancing.
The Hawaiian Band will be in at
tendance.
In the evening there will he a dis
play of fireworks at Emma Square,
and the residence of the British
! Commissioner will be illuminated.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-17
POLICE COURT.
CIVIL CASES.
ERIDAY. In

FRIDAY, June 18th.
G. II. Luce (rax Collrctor) vs..
All Ting, assump,it for $50. Jndg-
medt for plaintiff.
G. II. Luce vs.. Frank Metcalf,
for taxes for 1888, continued.
G. ii. Luce VS.. Paalua wv, as
sunpsit for S63; settled out Of
Court.
G. w. Hart VS.. ID. w. Kanoe-
lehua, further continued.
l.. Aseu vs.. Cllas. L. Hoyt and S.
F. Sanford, further continued.
C. l.. Brito VS.. J. Garcia, assump.
sit for $l3.25; dismissed.
Castle & Cooke vs.. A. Diaz and
o. Swain, further continued.
G. II. Luce vs.. David Wal malu,
assumpsit for S27.75; settled out OF
Court.
CRIMINAL CASES.
Horatio Shakespeare was fined
$40 for assault and battery.
Five Cinnamon, charged with gam.
ing case not finished.